Linked maps issues

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18. Februar 2016 11:47

I just added the Google Street Map 3rd party map to my HTML5 Viewer.

I have a few Issues with this (tested on FF and Chrome):

 

In Both FF and Chrome, the positioning in Google Maps is not the same as in my main map. This I presume is related to reprojection being off. My map uses EPSG:31370 Belgian Lambert 1972. While GSV uses WGS:84. I read on the forum that the reprojection should be handled in the background. Am I missing something crucial here?

 

When I open the GSV in FF, the initial position isn't tagged. So I get a grey area at first without marker on my map. Only when I center on the current location I get the marker on the map. In chrome it does initialize though, depending on the map scale, the street view will or will not show something. I would assume that the street view should show images no matter the scale of the main map.

Draging the marker button from the linked map panel onto the main map doesn't work. Only the center at position button seems to work. I can however drag the marker when it is already on the map. I assume normal functionality would be that the marker button on the link map panel should be dragable?

Maximizing the Linked Map panel works in Chrome, but just disappears in FF. I can not get it to show up again in FF after it has disappeared, only 'rebooting' the viewer brings it back.

I tried viewing the logs using Shift+Ctrl+~ but this doesn't seem to do anything. I'm using a azerty keyboard where the ~ is actually on the +=~ key. So pressing it is in fact like pressing Ctrl+'+'.

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  18. Februar 2016 12:25

  "When I open the GSV in FF, the initial position isn't tagged. So I get a grey area at first without marker on my map. Only when I center on the current location I get the marker on the map. In chrome it does initialize though, depending on the map scale, the street view will or will not show something. I would assume that the street view should show images no matter the scale of the main map."

  --> I solved this by clearing my browser cache.

  "In Both FF and Chrome, the positioning in Google Maps is not the same as in my main map. This I presume is related to reprojection being off. My map uses EPSG:31370 Belgian Lambert 1972. While GSV uses WGS:84. I read on the forum that the reprojection should be handled in the background. Am I missing something crucial here?"

  --> This also seems to be an issue when the geolocator pins my location. The geolocated point is the same as the street view, so those two are in sync. But they are both out of sync with my lambert72 map.

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  19. Februar 2016 11:24

  "I tried viewing the logs using Shift+Ctrl+~ but this doesn't seem to do anything. I'm using a azerty keyboard where the ~ is actually on the +=~ key. So pressing it is in fact like pressing Ctrl+'+'."

   

  --> Shift+double Esc works too

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  19. Februar 2016 19:42

  Hello Ibrahim,

   

  "In Both FF and Chrome, the positioning in Google Maps is not the same as in my main map. This I presume is related to reprojection being off. My map uses EPSG:31370 Belgian Lambert 1972. While GSV uses WGS:84. I read on the forum that the reprojection should be handled in the background. Am I missing something crucial here?"

   

  --> This also seems to be an issue when the geolocator pins my location. The geolocated point is the same as the street view, so those two are in sync. But they are both out of sync with my lambert72 map.?

   

  Given that this is impacting both geolocation and linked maps, I believe your Viewer needs to have a datum transformation configured. Try adding the following configuration to your Desktop.json.js file for the Viewer, making sure to add a comma after the geometryServiceUrl. Instructions on how to do this can also be found in the Administrator and Developer Guide. "application": { ... "geometryServiceUrl": "...", "datumTransforms": [ { "transformWkid": 1609, "fromWkid": 31370, "toWkid": 4326 } ] }

   

   

  "Draging the marker button from the linked map panel onto the main map doesn't work. Only the center at position button seems to work. I can however drag the marker when it is already on the map. I assume normal functionality would be that the marker button on the link map panel should be dragable?"

   

  That marker button on the link map panel is actually just for display purposes to differentiate between the linked maps when there are multiple linked maps open. If you intend to only use one linked map, it might be worthwhile trying to remove the button from the panel by removing the following section from GoogleMaps.html: <li class="panel-action-button"> <button class="viewpoint-indicator" title="Viewpoint Indicator"></button> </li>

   

  "Maximizing the Linked Map panel works in Chrome, but just disappears in FF. I can not get it to show up again in FF after it has disappeared, only 'rebooting' the viewer brings it back."

   

  This is a known issue with Firefox, where it is treating the linked map as a pop-up when you try to move it to its own tab. I've added you as a stakeholder for this issue, however a work around can be found at this forum post: https://support.geocortex.com/essentialsGSCForum?id=90660000000093DAAQ

   

  Thanks,

   

  Cody

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  22. Februar 2016 15:54

  Hi Cody,

   

  Your suggestions all worked like a charm!

  Thanks,

   

  Ibrahim

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